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UAE citizenship law reflects Emirati focus on diversity

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Abu Dhabi - This decision, and similar previous ones, mirror the UAE’s approach, aimed at preserving the diversity and tolerance of its society.

Published: Sat 30 Jan 2021, 6:22 PM

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UAE keeps issuing decision to allow investors, professionals, special talents and their families to acquire the Emirati citizenship and passport is a reflection of the country's proactive strategy based on diversity and tolerance.

The amendment in the law was approved by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai.

This decision, and similar previous ones, mirror the UAE’s approach, aimed at preserving the diversity and tolerance of its society as a fundamental pillar and a top priority in its policy towards building a generation that has top-notch capabilities, including talents in science, economics, arts and culture.

This can only be accomplished by embracing a diversified and tolerant environment, which the UAE, since its inception, has devoted all its attention and confidence.

These amendments also seek to promote a sustainable environment in the economy and embrace science, and these are two main pillars of the development for any country.

The new amendments also reflect the wise vision to continue the development journey for the next 50 years, and is an appreciation of the minds that have contributed in building our country and chose it as their destination to unleash their talents. The UAE, on the other hand, provides them with a stimulating environment, a world-class infrastructure and a competitive work environment.

Appreciating competencies and enabling their stability is one of the most important catalysts for nation-building, and that is notably reflected in the wisdom of the UAE government's decision, as it is moving fast towards achieving its visions for the economy, society and human development.



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